Now, if you want to please us Brits get your self a nice kettle and BOIL that water. Oh, and none of that orange pekoe or Liptons rubbish Yorkie, Between you and Callum, you sound like a friend of mine from Barrow. When he visits the US he brings his own tea and won't let anyone other than himself ...

TullyBascombe wrote: So if I use an American VISA card the amount will be exchanged automatically?

Yes, the conversion is done automatically. I use my VISA card in the UK all the time. Depending on your bank, you may be charged a foreign exchange fee (about 1%).

Rich

Yorkie wrote:Did he just say Julie Ann carrots?

close - it was julienne carrots.

libera36 wrote:All of those are to far south for me... Hopefully they'll make it a teensy bit farther north, into North Carolina, Virginia or D.C.!

I second that request!

Yorkie wrote:Errmmm, for the benefit of American readers, dani means cigarettes when she says 'fags'

Much appreciated!

Well, I hope the shows were good :D . Yes, they were! :D I almost went to the service (Patrick and the other fans from the French forum tried hard to persuade me) but it just didn't feel right for me, not being religious and all. I understand. I'm not the most religious person in the world. My inte...

Yes, it was a bit frustrating not to be able to attend, but I had spent a lot of money (> £100) for theatre tickets for Saturday matinee and evening shows and I didn't feel like losing that amount of money. The atmosphere at the church was bittersweet. There were tears as people said goodbye to the ...

Rich, were you at Arundel? Were you the guy I chatted with who said he was Tom's friend? No. I made these plans to visit the UK several months ago, before the concert was announced. Due to prior plans on Saturday, I was not able to attend the concert, but instead, planned to attend services at St. ...

I'm happy to say that a packed St Philips Church gave the Vicar a warm send off this morning after 27 years of leading the church. In what was one of the nicest services I've experienced in my years visiting St Philips, a full choir sang beautifully and at the very end, sang 'Deep Peace', lead by St...

I have not personally been to the church but i know people who do and St Phillips normally have more people in the choir on Sundays than people actually watching. They are not hugely popular at the church and neither is the church. Sadly, this is true. I remember the Vicar saying that sometimes he ...

Flora, I've been visiting the church for years during my semi-annual trips to the UK. In fact, I'll be there on the 16th. The locals are most welcoming, so no need for any qualms. :D Rich Oh, on the 16th. There's this post in another thread saying that Libera won't be singing in the services on tha...

Thank you all for your opinions about visiting the church! I have qualms about being around any of the group members in a non-concert setting, but if they're used to seeing new people for services, I might try to work up the nerve! I just wouldn't want to infringe on a preexisting community, and I ...

Welcome to the forum, Marcus!

Rich

TEB wrote: So, don't hold your breath waiting to hear a Libera song on a Sunday morning at Saint P's.

True, mostly hymns, but still very nice to hear.

Rich

TEB wrote: To Yorkie and xsakurax, thank you for your emails this morning. They both helped me change my mind from a permanant ending to just a little time away.

Glad to hear it. I appreciate your contributions to this forum and would be disappointed to see you leave.

Rich